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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1954
Page
2
The article reports on a dairy extension study at the University of Arizona led by W. PR. Varn Sant. It discusses predicting a heifer's future milk yield from early life production using age inversion factors to gauge growth and eventual output.
University of Arizona researchers summarize factors for evaluating dairy cows across ages and breeds. The revised table from Extension Dairy Specialist aims to improve accuracy in production differences, aiding breeders and the nationwide Dairy Herd Improvement Association's sire proving program.
Community Center notices list W F W Auxiliary November 29 7 30 p m Scottsdale Sortsmen Club November 30 7 p m Civic Coordinating Council December 1 7 30 p m Jaycee Hamburger Fry December 4 7 p m Catholic Ladies Sodality December 9 Jaycees coffee after work Christmas tree lighting Brownie Investation December 4 H Christmas party December 13 American Red Cross branch meeting Special thanks to Mrs Evelyn Anderson Ma and Mrs L Lind and Mrs Frank Anderson for painting the Girl Scouts wall.
Margit Bissett and Myron Goldberg lead a local banking feature at Bank of Douglas Facilities with a drive in teller highlighted alongside a roster of names including Feresa Greene Miriam Griffin Carl Herald Frances Johnson Granvill Nettles Ethel Rowan Ruth Schartzer Hester Slociir Lee Stewart Vigla Swing Charles Weber and Mary Wren.
Marshal Hurley Pruitt publicly thanks the Scottsdale Junior Chamber of Commerce for aiding traffic control at Sunday’s Miracle of the Roses pageant. Jaycee members act as deputy town marshals with Scout Foom assisting. Roy Paige contributed 20 hours bricklaying on the patio wall.
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